Maersk Orders 20 Dual-Fuel Container Vessels for Fleet Renewal
Maersk has placed an order for 20 new container vessels equipped with dual-fuel engines, partnering with three shipyards for their construction.
Maersk has placed an order for 20 new container vessels equipped with dual-fuel engines, partnering with three shipyards for their construction.
Cyprus-based shipowner Castor Maritime has agreed to sell one of its three containerships, incurring a loss of approximately $3.3 million.
China’s Nanjing Tanker is advancing its fleet modernization efforts by commissioning a series of new panamax tankers from a domestic shipyard.
The Brazilian government has unveiled a plan to privatize its port sector, aiming to attract approximately $3 billion in private investments.
The UK government is reviewing its emissions trading system framework and considering adding the shipping sector in just over a year's time.
German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has signed an agreement with Beijing-based Goldwind for the annual supply of 250,000 tonnes of green methanol
Mediterranean Shipping Co, the largest container shipping line globally, has finalized its acquisition of a major stake in the Port of Hamburg.
Farmers in North Wales staged a protest at the Port of Holyhead, obstructing access to oppose the introduction of a new 20% inheritance tax.
Princess Cruises has added Kylie Minogue’s award-winning No Alcohol Sparkling Rosé to its “Love Line Premium Liquors” collection.
Japanese shipping company Ocean Network Express has acquired a minority stake in New Priok Container Terminal One (NPCT1) in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Schulte Group partners with Huayang Maritime Center and Haikou Xinhaina Port and Shipping Technology Co to establish a joint venture on Hainan.
Lisbon Cruise Port has been named Europe’s Best Cruise Terminal, while the city of Lisbon earned the title of Europe’s Best Cruise Destination.
Employers at Port of Montreal and the CUPE Local 375 union agree to enter a 90-day mediation period in an effort to reach a new labor agreement.
Landbridge, the Chinese company operating Darwin Port Australia, announced financial struggles; possibility of NT government revoking its lease.
ONE unveils two new shipping services, the Scandinavia Express and Iberia Europe, designed to improve efficiency and ensure greater reliability.